Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 130

The walls were adorned with ancestral carvings generations of Stone Alphas watching over the proceedings with stone eyes. Only Matriarch Evelyn was absent, having refused to attend what she called a “false ceremony.”

Emma, clearly coached by Victoria, bowed deeply to each ancestral carving. Her forehead nearly touched the ground in exaggerated reverence that seemed unnatural for a child her age.

Bernard Sheppard, the Stone family’s loyal head butler, stood ready with the ancestral pack records. His weathered hands opened the ancient tome with practiced reverence.

Victoria’s excitement was palpable, her scent thick with triumph. She pulled out her phone and snapped a photo as Bernard dipped his pen in ink.

My phone buzzed in my pocket. I didn’t need to look to know Victoria had sent me the image, a final taunt before her victory was complete.

Bernard began to write. “Stone…” The first character of Emma’s new surname appeared on the sacred page.

My wolf surged forward, lending strength to my voice as I called out: “Stop!”

The double doors of the Stone Ancestral Hall flew open with a bang. Bernard’s hand trembled, and ink splattered across the ancient pack records.

Elder Richard Stone’s face contorted with rage at the desecration. He grabbed the Ancestral

Pack Whip from its ceremonial stand and lashed out at me.

“How dare you interrupt a sacred ceremony!” he roared.

Before the whip could strike me, Ethan moved with Alpha speed, placing himself between us.

The whip lashed across his back, tearing through his formal jacket.

His amber eyes met mine, confusion evident in their depths. His wolf had responded

instinctively to protect me, even as his human mind struggled to understand why.

“Olivia, leave now,” he urged, his voice low and intense. “We can discuss this later.”

Victoria clutched Emma to her side, her expression a perfect mask of concern while her scent

betrayed her anger.

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“Please, Olivia,” she pleaded sweetly. “Don’t disrupt this auspicious timing aligned with the moon’s phase. Think of the pack.”

Her words further inflamed Elder Richard’s anger. “Remove her!” he ordered the Pack Servants who stood at attention along the walls.

Ethan placed a hand on my arm. “I’ll add Lily to the records when she returns,” he said, though his tone lacked conviction. “There’s no need for this scene.”

A low growl reverberated through the hall – my father’s wolf manifesting its rage. “This is a DNA analysis,” he said, his voice dangerously quiet. “From our own pack medical facility.”